LASK
Slovan Bratislava
Match summary
LASK won comfortably, 4-0 at home to Slovan Bratislava. LASK led 3-0 at half-time.
In the first half, Kasper Jørgensen put LASK ahead with a header in the 19th minute, Jørgensen made it 2-0 with a direct free kick in the 37th minute, and Robert Ljubičić made it 3-0 from a corner in the 44th minute. In the second half, Samuel Adeniran made it 4-0 in the 48th minute.
The chances backed that up: LASK created 4.69 expected goals (xG) from 29 shots to Slovan Bratislava's 0.47 from 7.
LASK dominated this Champions League fixture on matchday 4, controlling 60 percent of the possession and generating a commanding 29 shots compared to Slovan Bratislava's 7. The home side registered 10 shots on target and accumulated an expected goals tally of 4.69, while the visitors managed just 5 shots on target with an expected goals figure of 0.47. LASK also led significantly in corners at 8 to 2, passes at 535 to 368, and dangerous attacks at 62 to 23. Discipline favoured the hosts, who committed 5 fouls and received 0 yellow cards, whereas Slovan Bratislava collected 2 yellow cards.
The first half saw LASK establish a firm advantage with 3 goals, beginning with Kasper Jørgensen opening the scoring in the 19th minute. Slovan Bratislava received yellow cards through Cristian Martínez in the 25th minute and Kevin Wimmer in the 36th minute, either side of a visiting substitution. Jørgensen struck again in the 37th minute, and Robert Ljubičić added a third in the 44th minute with an xG of 0.68. Following half-time and further substitutions, Samuel Adeniran scored in the 48th minute to seal the 4-0 scoreline.
